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Decking Board - Snowdon Timber - ST-00012

Decking Board - Snowdon Timber - ST-00012

Our Reject Treated Decking Boards are a wide and chunky 145mm x 27mm board that covers more area f...

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B&Q - Treated Reject Extra-Wide Decking Board (T) 27mm (W) 145mm (L) 2.4MPack Of 8

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This guide is for anyone looking to build a garden deck or fence on a budget, using Snowdon Timber's Factory Reject B-Grade Decking Boards (ST-00012). These boards offer a cost-effective solution without compromising on the strength and durability of the wood. However, bear in mind that these boards have imperfections, adding unique character but requiring careful inspection before use. This guide will cover everything from features and real-world applications to setup and care instructions, ensuring you get the most out of your decking project.

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Model Part NumberST-00012
BrandSnowdon Timber

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FAQs

What is the difference between these boards and standard decking boards?

These are factory rejects, meaning they may have imperfections, offering a budget-friendly option compared to standard boards.

Are these boards suitable for all outdoor projects?

They are ideal for decking and fencing, but you should inspect each board for suitability before use.

How do I clean the decking boards?

Regularly sweep the boards. For deeper cleaning, use a mild detergent and a brush.

How long will the boards last?

The pressure treatment helps to resist rot and decay, extending the lifespan. Regular maintenance is essential.

Can I paint or stain these boards?

Yes, you can paint or stain these boards to customize the appearance. Ensure the wood is dry before applying any treatment.

What is wane?

Wane is a natural curve or bark along the edge or corner of the board.

Do these boards come with a warranty?

Warranty information is not provided in the product description, so check with the retailer.

Troubleshooting

Board splitting during installation.

Pre-drill pilot holes before screwing the boards to the supporting structure.

Boards warping or twisting after installation.

Ensure proper spacing between boards and use appropriate fixings to allow for wood movement.

Boards rotting prematurely.

Ensure proper drainage and apply a wood preservative or sealant.

Uneven surface after installation.

Check and adjust the supporting structure to ensure it is level.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Cost-Effective: Significantly reduces costs compared to standard decking boards.
  • Durable: Pressure-treated to withstand weather and resist rot.
  • Unique Aesthetic: Adds character and individuality with natural imperfections.
  • Versatile: Suitable for decking and fencing projects.
  • Responsibly Sourced: Made from premium, responsibly sourced timber.

Cons

  • Imperfections: Boards may have knots, wane, and machining defects requiring careful selection and handling.
  • Inspection Required: Each board needs to be inspected before use to ensure suitability for the project.
  • Appearance: The rustic appearance may not suit all design preferences.
  • Potential Waste: Some boards may have defects that make them unusable, leading to potential waste.
  • Variability: The appearance and characteristics can vary from board to board.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  1. Preparation:
  • Inspect each board for suitability. Discard any severely damaged boards.
  • Ensure the supporting structure is level and properly spaced.
  1. Installation:
  • Use appropriate screws or fixings designed for outdoor use.
  • Maintain consistent spacing between boards to allow for expansion and contraction.
  • Pre-drill holes to prevent splitting, especially near the edges.
  1. Compatibility:
  • Compatible with standard decking fixings and tools.
  • Suitable for use with other timber products.
  1. Care:
  • Clean regularly to remove dirt and debris.
  • Apply a wood preservative or sealant to enhance durability and appearance.
  • Inspect periodically for any damage and make repairs as needed.

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